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Sandrah Nasimiyu and Izzy Kelai: Creating possibilities through fashion

The Fashion Circuit will debut on April 18 in Valley Junction, West Des Moines.

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History on Display: Sculpture Honors Black Lawyers, Iowa Founders of the National Bar Association

The 37-foot-tall sculpture hides in plain sight in downtown Des Moines.

Kendrick Lamar televised ‘the revolution’ during Super Bowl halftime performance. Here’s what it meant
African American Museum of Iowa announces Jacqueline Hunter as its new executive director

Jacqueline Hunter has been named executive director of the African American Museum of Iowa, bringing leadership and new initiatives.

Benefit concert for Grubb YMCA youth development programs

Broadway’s Roosevelt Credit joins Simon Estes for a benefit concert of gospel & spirituals Feb. 22 in Des Moines.

The Other Child: In Conversation with Author and Domestic Violence Advocate Courageous Fire

“One of the ways you know something is pivotal is when your brain buries it.” Memoir approaches sexual assault from familial vantage point.

‘Wicked’ and ‘Gladiator II’ jolt the box office with a combined $170 million
What to know! Emerging, essential voices elevated in brilliant Iowa documentary releasing in weeks

New documentary by Caleb Rainey, a spoken-word poet, will debut later this month during the Okoboji Writers Retreat.

A Toast to Uncle Nearest: Americana’s Premium Whiskey Dinner on Aug. 29 Honors Legacy of former enslaved Black man who taught Jack Daniels

Mark your calendars for a unique dining event highlighting the legacy of Uncle Nearest on Aug. 29, at Americana in Des Moines.

The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body
Attend a free showing of ‘The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body’ on June 29 in Des Moines

Black women are invited to attend a free play, sponsored by Courageous Access, Pyramid Theatre Company and Stop HIV Iowa.